Amazon SES requires individual domain verification, so probably not suitable for this use case.

Hard to beat Amazon SES. Cheap and deliverability is great.

I think Amazon ses might be the cheapest? There are some resellers that use them (sorry I cannot remember the name unfortunately) but I remember it being something like 20,000 emails per month at a pr

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https://aws.amazon.com/ses/

Mailcow is super nice and simple. I have a server setup and relaying mail through Amazon SES to avoid delivery issues.

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At this time, I use All In One Migration to backup the full site to Amazon S3.

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google cloud, amazon, azure, OVH, DO and a bunch of other ASN's blacklisted also.

Chicago update. Psychz says this is ready now, and we need to send in the "correct" PDU to match the incorrect setup they did, so I've ordered one off Amazon to arrive Tuesday. We'll

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We will be running an e-commerce account management service, and each of our staff maintains about ten different eBay or Amazon accounts.

Youtube banned Russian Media on their platforms. Google Cloud laid sanctions on Russian accounts. Parler & Gab were de-platformed from Amazon AWS & GoDaddy respectively. And many more.

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Hello! Offer is active. Don't need it anymore. All the same things. Server is paid intil 05/05/2022. I am asking for 10€ crypto/revolut/paypal/skrill/paysafecard/amazon gift card.

Yeah obviously you can. Even amazon i believe can be working without JS completely fine last time i checked an article.

If choosing one large vps to put everything on IMO there are few considerations. First of all you need backup. And it has to be automated and monitored. Otherwise loosing data is a matter of &quot

Do consider paying for an SMTP service. Should be dirt cheap at low volumes. Like, amazon SES is $0.10 per 1k e-mails (though iirc they don't allow using it to send personal mail traffic, but just to